During the post-game press conference for Utah State Football following its 20-17 loss at Texas State, safety David Kabongo fielded a pair of questions, the latter of which has been lobbed toward several players and coaches of the 2-5 Aggies over the last month or so. 1. How good can this team be if you can put all three aspects of the game together, and 2. How close to doing so do you feel this team is? Kabongo answered with optimism that belies the situation Utah State currently finds itself in. “I feel like we’re right there,” Kabongo said. “We’re just scratching the surface. We’re right there. It’s just a couple pieces. We all got to click at the same time. We can’t have one facet or one unit just slip up. We need all three units, whether it’s defense, offense, and special teams. We need them all clicking at the same time so we can be a complete team.” There’s not much, if anything, wrong in what Kabongo said in that moment. But he didn’t acknowledge the elephant in the room. That being that his side of the ball has been taking care of business in every game this